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(For ARCHIVE NEWS - Please click here for past articles).

...CURRENT NEWS...

NEW books available about the Bronze Age logboat and project.

JULY, 2010: Experience Iron Age adventure! Dugout canoes will be available for hire by the hour by friends, families and small groups. Tel. +44(0)1887 830583

2010 MEDIA COVERAGE: BBC ALBA new archaeology series: APRIL

2009 MEDIA COVERAGE: 06:30 Sat. 29th August 2009: BBC Radio Scotland Out of Doors programme with an update on the Bronze Age logboat project, and methods of casting relica bronze axes through the liveARCH project.

Sunday, 23rd August, 2009: The Scottish Crannog Centre appeared on BBC1's Country Tracks television programme.

Sunday, 16th July, 2009: The Scottish Crannog Centre appeared in the new BBC1 televison series, Rivers, with Griff Rhys Jones. The programme will be repeated several times.

Feb - August 2009: CRANNOG RESTORATION & IMPROVEMENTS

The Scottish Trust for Underwater Archaeology and the Scottish Crannog Centre received grants to enable renovation and enhancement of the unique recreation of a 2,500 year old Crannog at the Centre near Kenmore. The work was led by Archeo-Serwis, a team of Polish builders associated with Biskupin Museum who are experienced in archaeological reconstructions. The funding was awarded by Leader and Trusts administered by Perth & Kinross Council.

 

 


 

 

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